Tuscan cooking class: With more practice we could ...Photo by Mark C, USA
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Our cooking buddies.Photo by William W, USA
It really is beautiful! This was right before we ...Photo by Brinn S, USA
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The beautiful Tuscan countrysidePhoto by Victoria H, Australia
Great gelato!Photo by Jennifer D, USA
Ponte Vecchio and Arno from the Uffizi GalleryPhoto by Caroline B, Australia
PisaPhoto by Nuru L, USA
Little Miss Bettie Crocker 1974Photo by Danielle B, USA
The view from the ride.Photo by Frances, United Kingdom
Tuscany in One Day tour: Absolutely lovely!Photo by Monica D, USA
The villages were amazing.Photo by Olivia A W, USA
Siena Town HallPhoto by Michael W, USA
He called us the Griswalds!Photo by Gary M. P
Eating our fabulous dinner.Photo by Pam V, USA
FiesolePhoto by LESLIE W, Australia
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Florence
Attractions
Florence Attractions: Cultural Experience
Here's a list of all attractions in Florence tagged as 'Cultural Experience' . Click 'X' to remove this filter and browse all of our top local attractions.
Baptistery (Battistero)
One of the oldest buildings in Florence, it's thought that the octagonal Baptistery stands on the site of an ancient Roman temple. It may even have been ... Continue Reading »
San Gimignano
San Gimignano is famous for its towers. As you approach this small, walled town, the fourteen towers dating from the 13th century – there were once seventy-two ... Continue Reading »
Santa Croce Basilica
Work on this beautiful basilica began in 1294, though the facade and bell tower are 19th-century additions. The world's largest Franciscan church, it ... Continue Reading »
Cinque Terre
For travelers who consider themselves to be hiking specialists, a trip to Italy’s Cinque Terre is well worth your time. ‘Five Towns’ in English, this region ... Continue Reading »
Vasari Corridor
Built in 1564, the Vasari Corridor was designed to enable the Grand Duke Cosimo I de Medici to move between the Pitti Palace where he lived, the Uffizi where ... Continue Reading »
Palazzo Vecchio
Historic Palazzo Vecchio ('old palace') has been at the political heart of Florence for more than 7 centuries. With its late-medieval crenellated roofline ... Continue Reading »
Uffizi Gallery
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The Uffizi Gallery, or Galleria degli Uffizi, houses the world's most important collection of Florentine art, so unless you have Skip the Line tickets you'll ... Continue Reading »
Accademia Gallery
The Accademia Gallery (Galleria dell'Accademia) is dominated by one artwork in particular - Michelangelo's staggeringly beautiful statue of David. Carved ... Continue Reading »
Pitti Palace (Palazzo Pitti)
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The Pitti Palace was built by rivals of the powerful Medici family in the mid-1400s. A century later, the Medicis took over the huge Renaissance palace, ... Continue Reading »
Duomo (Cathedral of Santa Maria dei Fiori)
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You'll catch glimpses of the red-tiled dome of the Duomo, or Cathedral of Santa Maria dei Fiori, peeping over the rooftops as soon as you arrive in ... Continue Reading »
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